RogerVoice is an app that allows the deaf or hard-of-hearing to have a phone conversation. It uses text-call technology, which provides two types of services over phone communications:

Automated real-time captioning: allows users to read a written transcript of the correspondent’s spoken words, using voice-recognition technology. The correspondent’s words are instantly displayed as text messages on the screen

Automated voice synthesis: allows users to write their own message to their correspondent, who will receive a voice response.

Features:

Internet connection is required for use

Application only allows for VoIP-out calls

Incoming calls are not yet allowed

Suitable for deaf, hard-of-hearing, persons with hearing loss, persons with difficulty speaking, and more

Touch Voice Gold “provides outstanding Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) features for the speech impaired.” When using Touch Voice Gold, users are able to speak their needs and feelings with those around them in real-time.

Features:

Transforms the iPad into an AAC device for those who are unable to produce natural speech on their own

User-friendly interface is ideal for those with mobility and dexterity challenges, specifically affecting their ability to target and touch communication buttons with their fingers